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WE RUN AGAIN Boston Marathon. Nearly 36,000 Boylston Street-bound runners are expected to depart Hopkinton today.

Looking forward. Sports experts weigh in on how the face of the race has changed since last year’s attack. PAGE 02

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Hillary Clinton heads to Boston this week Former Senator and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is set to visit Massachusetts on Wednesday amid continuing speculation that she may make another bid for the presidency in 2016.

Clinton is the keynote speaker at a Simmons College women’s leaders conference at the Seaport World Trade Center.

“As an advocate for women and girls, she has inspired millions of women to reach their full potential.

Simmons is deeply honored to host such an exemplary role model,” Simmons President Helen G. Drinan said in a statement. METRO Untimely death

MIT, Harvard student dies

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“Happy Easter. I just ran 400 ft of cable across Boston Common, and only got a slight buzz from all the kids smoking weed near the sat trucks!” @TheNamesKyle preps for today’s race

A student studying in a joint Harvard and MIT medical program has died, her family told the school, but little information has been released about her death.

Eliana Hechter was a first-year student studying in the Harvard-MIT Health Sciences and Technology program, according to a letter posted on MIT’s website. The letter, posted Friday, said Hechter’s family notified the school of her death on Thursday.

Hechter, a Rhodes scholar, also studied at the Broad Institute in Cambridge, where she worked on medical and population genetics, according to her website.

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Heat takes its toll on runners during the 116th Boston Marathon. / BRIAN WALTERS, METRO

Forging ahead.

Runners from all walks of life will propel from the Boston Marathon starting line this morning.

For more than a century, the Boston Marathon has been an event centered around sportsmanship, endurance and athleticism, but there’s no denying the face of the renowned race has been changed forever.

Today, millions will watch as thousands of runners, some elite, some first-timers, push themselves along the famous 26.2-mile route. Runners have not only picked themselves up and dusted themselves off following the tragic events of last year, they have rallied in spirit.

“After the bombings last year, we all felt vulnerable, not only as citizens, but as runners,” said Brian Metzler, editor-in-chief of Competitor magazine. “The act of running road races has been an expression of freedom. That’s still the case, but last year opened a lot of eyes.”

That’s not all bad, accord-

ing to Metzler, who points to the massive outpouring of participation this year. More than 35,660 official participants are expected to tackle today’s race.

“There was much more interest in qualifying for Boston over the past year,” said Metzler. “Even the half-marathon numbers were up; running has continued to soar. It would be much worse if the numbers went down.”

The immense starting field size, which is the largest since the 1996 centennial marathon, begs questions of whether runners today will be hindered by cramped roads and crowds.

“Because the [Boston Athetic Association] has been through this before with the centennial, they know what it takes to pull off a big race,” Metzler added.

“Certainly it’s going to be a bigger organizational endeavor — but as far as runners go, I don’t think they’ll feel too much of

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Starting at 5 a.m., streets around Boston Common will be blocked off as runners board buses to Hopkinton.

An hour later, Boylston Street will shut down between Hereford and Arlington streets. Most Back Bay and Kenmore Square roads will be shut down by 8 a.m., followed by street closures in Brighton.

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Spectators are discouraged from bringing backpacks, coolers, glass containers, cans, large blankets, costumes and props.

an impact.”

In the opinion of Richard Johnson, curator of The Sports Museum, last year’s bombing changed the race “not a bit.”

“I think it’s the world that has changed, not the race,” Johnson said. “The Boston Marathon is the event of the year here. What happened last year makes the marathon all the more important as a refuge, a symbol of all that’s good about sports and community.”

“I don’t think the world is ever going to go back to normal — not only after the events of a year ago, but of 9/11,” he added.

“It’s part of the larger world — the larger world intruded upon the sanctity of the Boston Marathon. I think it will now be even more precious to us, as will any communal event.”

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“Around the country there has been a great resolve. Runners have rallied both individually and collectively to keep running, and reinstate the fact that, ‘Yeah, we’re still going to do this.’ It sounds cliche, but it’s pretty powerful and important that people continued.”

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Brutal discovery. Missing since 2013, 5-year-old Jeremiah Oliver found dead The body of a missing Fitchburg boy who disappeared while his care was being overseen by a state child welfare agency was found off of a highway in Sterling on Friday, authorities said.

The body of a boy matching the height and weight of 5-year-old Jeremiah Oliver was found off of Interstate 190, according to the Worcester district attorney’s office. On Saturday, authorities positively identified the body as Jeremiah’s, but said a full autopsy was not yet complete, according to The Globe. It was not immediately clear if the boy’s mother and her boyfriend, already in jail, would face more charges.

The Worcester DA’s office also added that Jeremiah’s body was found Friday morn-

Awaiting trial Jeremiah’s mother, Elsa Oliver, was arraigned in December 2013 on reckless endangerment of a child and other charges.

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Her boyfriend, Alberto Sierra, was also arraigned on charges of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, as well as assault and battery on a child.

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Both remain in custody.

ing about 40 feet from the highway wrapped in a blanket and suitcase-like material.

Jeremiah’s disappearance, which wasn’t reported until December 2013, although he hadn’t been seen since Sep-

tember, sparked a criminal investigation and multiple examinations of the state’s Department of Children and Families.

In January, Gov. Deval Patrick said the case was an opportunity to “rethink and reinvigorate” the state’s child welfare agency. The state auditor released a report last month that highlighted management deficiencies at the agency.

Three DCF employees have been fired since it was revealed that Jeremiah could not be found and the social worker assigned to his case hadn’t visited his family since April 2013. DCF Commissioner Olga Roche has come under fire, but Patrick has defended her.

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Bountiful blessings on Boylston Street Thousands poured into Old South Church, at Boylston and Dartmouth streets, for Easter services that included a traditional Blessing of the Athletes for those participating in today’s Boston Marathon. The church was offering marathoners 7,000 blue-and-gold scarves knitted by church members and others “to wrap the athletes in love and prayer.” / JEREMIAH ROBINSON, METRO

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Scores of runners will cross the starting line in Hopkinton this morning and embark on a 26.2-mile journey to Boston in honor of the victims.

One hundred runners were chosen to participate in the 2014 Boston Marathon as part of Team MR8, which is raising money for The Martin W. Richard Charitable Foundation set up by Richard’s parents who were also injured in the blasts.

Nearly 300 people applied to be part of the team.

“The team of runners … has exceeded our every Quoted

“We run for Officer Collier. And we run to celebrate the compassion, courage and generosity shown by the MIT community in response to violence and tragedy.”

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expectation,” the family said in a statement last month. “We are blessed to have found a collection of team players that perfectly embody the values that have always been important to our family.”

More than a dozen marathoners will run to honor Campbell, the 29-year-old former UMass Boston student, as part of the Run for Krystle team. The team, as well as the scholarship fund in her name, was formed by Richard Campbell, a UMass trustee who is not related to her. Among the runners are several UMass undergraduate and graduate students.

In honor of Lu, a 23-year-old Boston University graduate student, eight runners are set to cross the finish line as a part of Team Lingzi to raise money for the Lingzi Foundation, which aims to provide educational opportunities for “courageous, adventurous and ambitious students like Lingzi,” the organization said.

Additionally, seven members of the BU community will be running with bib numbers donated by the Lu family. The money raised by them will go to the Lu Lingzi Scholarship Fund for graduate students.

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More than three dozen people will run as part of the “MIT Strong” team, which is made up of students, faculty, staff and alumni.

The team’s goal is to commemorate the life of fallen MIT Police Officer Sean Collier and support MIT’s Collier Memorial Fund.

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Car crashes into Cambridge store A Cambridge man who allegedly crashed his car into a Massachusetts Avenue storefront over the weekend and then tried to back it out of the store and take off was charged by police with gun and drug possession.

Jamie Knight, 37, was allegedly driving the car

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when it crashed into the glass windows of BoConcept, a furniture store, at about 3:40 a.m. Saturday, police said.

Video of the crash was caught on the store’s surveillance camera.

Cambridge police said that after Knight got out of the car, a gun fell to the ground. Also, while being booked, police said they found drugs hidden on him. METRO

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Middleweight. Professional boxer Rubin ‘Hurricane’ Carter dies at 76 Former U.S. professional boxer Rubin “Hurricane” Carter, who spent 19 years in prison for murder before being released after it was determined he did not get a fair trial, died on Sunday at the age of 76, according to his friend and caretaker John Artis.

Carter was considered a folk hero by many and was immortalized in film and song. He had been battling prostate cancer for nearly three years, Artis said. He died at home in Toronto, where he had been living since he was released from prison in 1985.

“Those who are wrongfully incarcerated lost a champion,” Artis said. “He dedicated his life to helping the people that need the same kind of assistance that we needed, who have been wrongfully

Deadly attack shakes peace in east Ukraine Shattered. Three people were killed in a shootout at a checkpoint, ending a ceasefire in the region made just last week.

Carter was immortalized in a song by Bob Dylan. / GETTY IMAGES

convicted and incarcerated.”

Once a middleweight boxer who earned a world title fight in 1964, Carter is more well known for the turn his life took after he was arrested for a triple homicide in 1966.

That arrest, his imprisonment and the ultimately successful battle to free him are immortalized in the 1975 Bob Dylan song “Hurricane” and the 1999 film of the same name, which starred Denzel Washington as Carter. REUTERS

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At least three people were killed in a gunfight in the early hours of Sunday near a Ukrainian city controlled by proRussian separatists, shaking an already fragile international accord that was designed to avert a wider conflict.

The incident triggered a war of words between Moscow and Ukraine’s Western-backed government, with each questioning the other’s compliance with the agreement, brokered last week in Geneva, to end a crisis that has made Russia’s ties with the West more fraught than at any time since the Cold War.

A pro-Russian militant stands guard near where at least three people were killed Sunday.

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The separatists said armed men from Ukraine’s Right Sector nationalist group had attacked them. The Right Sector denied any role, saying Russian special forces were to blame.

The deaths were the first in armed clashes in eastern Ukraine since the Geneva accord was signed on Thursday.

Failure of the Geneva agreement could bring more bloodshed in eastern Ukraine.

“The Easter truce has been violated,” the Russian foreign ministry said in a statement.

“This provocation ... testifies to the lack of will on the part of the Kiev authorities to rein in and disarm nationalists and extremists.”

Ukraine’s SBU security service accused Moscow agents of faking a “cynical provocation” at Slaviansk and the foreign ministry hit back, reproaching Russia for rushing to judgment.

“The Russian side must be reminded about their obligations under the Geneva agreement to bring all necessary influence to bear on separatists to clear illegally held buildings, unblock roads, lay down arms and prevent any bloodshed,” it said. REUTERS

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WHY JOIN ME TO PROTECT OUR CLIMATE? BECAUSE IT’S WORTH IT! I’m not too big to admit that climate change terrifies me.

These days I’ve had to wonder whether the natural systems that we rely on to sustain life on this planet will keep working into my son’s generation and his children’s generations beyond that.

What frightens me most is not the science — it’s political inaction. The world’s scientists have warned that we have a finite amount of time to save our climate, and yet we still don’t have the political will needed for massive action.

So what do we do? How do we fight this feeling of powerlessness and make any kind of impact on one of the biggest challenges of our time?

This Earth Day, my recommendation may surprise you.

On Earth Day, of all days, it’s time to remember why this planet is worth saving in the first place. I’m as urban as any New Yorker, but I’ve always loved nature. It’s not just because we need clean air, water

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CHRIS NOTH LETTERS@METRO.US In an exclusive op-ed for Metro, Chris Noth shares his passion for Earth Day (which takes place this year on Tuesday). He writes: “Nature fuels our art.

Nature feeds our spirit.” Read Noth’s thoughts on Earth Day, his fear of climate change and how he hopes the perseverance of the American people will help us affect real change.

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“The world’s scientists have warned that we have a finite amount of time to save our climate, and yet we still don’t have the political will needed for massive action.”

and a stable climate to live, but also because nature gives us poetry. Nature fuels our art.

Nature feeds our spirit.

For me, it’s always been trees. They are the perfect symbol of resilience, and committing to protecting them is a commitment to stand for something that should last long after we do. Whenever I lose hope, I find myself rereading Robert Frost’s poem, “The Sound of Trees.” When it

comes to climate change, trees are also one of the most important things to protect. That’s why I will always support groups like Rainforest Action Network, which dedicate their efforts to protecting our forests and making sure we don’t allow big business to destroy the beauty of this planet for profit.

For you, maybe it’s not the trees. Maybe it’s the ocean, maybe it’s a particular animal or maybe it’s the smile on your

kid’s face when he or she gets to play outside. The bad news is, we’re seeing a climate tipping point that will impact all of us.

But I believe there is no tipping point for American perseverance, for finding the will to get to work despite the odds.

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‘X-Men’ director Bryan Singer drama continues

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Her recovery seems to be going well, though. The pop star was upset she was spending Easter (and 4/20!) in a hospital bed, but she tweeted that she was reading books so she wouldn’t “die a famous pop pop dumb dumb” — whatever that means. You’re right Miley, it’s the “wackiest 4/20 ever.”

News broke late last week that “X-Men” and “The Usual Suspects” director Bryan Singer is being sued by a man who accused Singer of molesting him in the 1990s when he was a teenager.

The lawyer of 30-year-old Michael Egan said he’s filing three more lawsuits today, alleging that three other Hollywood insiders participated in the sexual abuse of Egan, reports PerezHilton.com.

However, Singer says he wasn’t even in L.A. or Hawaii, the places his accuser says the incidents took place at the time of the allegations.

Sources say the director plans to counter-sue.

Egan says Singer gave him alcohol when he was 15 and offered him a movie role. The claim then says that Singer, who is openly gay, performed a sex act on the boy and allegedly forced him to do the same.

Singer’s team calls the lawsuit “absurd,” but the director has canceled press appearances for his upcoming movie, “X-Men: Days of Future Past.”

Former Disney actor Matthew Smith is speaking out in support of Singer, saying the two were very close when he was a teenager and he never laid a hand on him.

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‘Terrible influence’ or not, Bieber stays

Bad news for all the folks looking to get Justin Bieber booted from the United States: While the petition asking the White House to deport the scandalplagued singer earned an impressive 270,000 signatures since January, the effort was for naught. “Sorry to disappoint, but we won’t be commenting on this one,” a statement from the White House reads.

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to do with illegal drugs or depression over her deceased dog. It states that she’s allergic to Cephalexin, a medicine that treats bacterial infections.

The 21-year-old singer was admitted to the hospital last week and could be in the hospital for up to three additional weeks. Her team had to postpone Bangerz tour dates in Uniondale, Philly,

ment in its response to a petition.” The petition stated that signers “would like to see the dangerous, reckless, destructive and drug-abusing Justin Bieber deported and his green card revoked. He is not only threatening the safety of our people but he is a terrible influence on our nation’s youth.”

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her business empire. They’re working on projects that they can collaborate on [to] make them both a lot of money.

That’s Justin’s goal, and Jen is ‘letting him’ get ambitious about this.”

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Aniston gets financial advice from fiance It looks like Jennifer Aniston is getting more than just a romantic partner in fiance Justin Theroux, as the actor and screenwriter is reportedly looking to guide her financially as well, according to Radar

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Theroux, right, is engaged to Aniston, left, and he’s also engaged in her financial decisions, according to a source. / GETTY IMAGES

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Were you nervous to sign on to a network that’s just coming into its own?

I can totally understand if someone would feel nervous — but for me, no, completely the opposite. Because it was new and because cable is in the process of blowing up, it’s great to be a part of that, and to do something so new. Yeah, WGN is well known for airing repeats of other shows and being the superstation of the

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“Salem,” starring Shane West, airs Sundays at 10 p.m. on WGN America. Blipp this page for more with West. / WGN AMERICA

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“We tried to do the simple things,” said Bruins defenseman Johnny Boychuk when asked about any adjustments from Game 1 to Game 2.

“We’re not trying to complicate it. I thought we battled harder for the puck than the first game and that was the

Motor City week The Bruins’ first-round series with the Red Wings moves to Detroit this week.

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Keep it simple

“We’re not trying to complicate it. I thought we battled harder for the puck than [in Game 1].”

Johnny Boychuk, Bruins defenseman On Boston’s adjustments

key to the game. When we play that style, it gives us more room to operate.”

Two of the more unlikely Bruins gave them an early 2-0 lead in the first period with their first career playoff goals.

Justin Florek took advantage of a terrible clearing attempt

by Detroit goaltender Jimmy Howard (25 saves), then Reilly Smith was able to put in a rebound on the man advantage.

Detroit battled back with a much stronger second period, where it outshot Boston, 136, and the Red Wings cut it to 2-1 on Luke Glendening’s first career postseason goal (a fluky bounce that went off his body).

Milan Lucic’s goal with 1:44 left in the second was huge for Boston as it totally swung the momentum back in the home team’s favor. The strike came on the same shift where he took a hard spill into the boards, which he said he required stitches for on his foot. Zdeno Chara’s net-front presence enabled Boston to seal it with another powerplay goal early in the third.

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The Orioles’ Wei-Yin Chen (2-1, 4.76 ERA) will square off against Clay Buchholz (0-1, 5.51 ERA) on the mound.

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season opener on April 5 against Milwaukee.

It’s a big week for the sub-.500 Sox as a whole as they will host the Yankees for three games beginning Tuesday.

Of note for Monday, the Red Sox are 68-50 on Patriot’s Day all-time.

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